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How have the prices of petrol products changed in the last 12 months in America?
The prices of petrol products have changed in the last 12 months by -4.78% in America. Petrol prices are currently 3.665, and one year ago the prices were 3.849.
Why is it when Petrol prices go up food prices go up but when petrol prices go down food prices remain as they are when petrol prices start to go up again food prices go up so the consumer cant win?
you got it all in one!
Petrol prices in Europe?
$3.50 a litre.
Why are the prices of petrol and diesel going up?
demand of petrol are going up year by year and petrol is nonrenewable source of energy
How do you find gas and petrol at cheap prices?
go to Nar Nar Goon Petrol station
How are actual PETROL PRICES tied to the cost of a barrel of oil?
Petrol, or gasoline, prices will fluctuate, generally, in the same direction as the price of oil. However, there are other factors, including shipping and refining expenses, that go into the price of petrol.
Why are petrol prices rising in India can you provide a comparative statement with other Asian countries?
Petrol prices are the most volatile across the world. The price of gasoline depends on the price of crude oil, the taxes imposed by different states, the exchange rate and oil company costs. Demand and supply imbalance also influence petrol and diesel prices. So prices vary in different countries. In India, petrol prices continue to rise as the country largely depends on imports to meet its requirements.
What was the petrol prices in New Zealand in 1958?
25c a gallon
Petrol prices in India cities in 1999?
34.50 Rupee
Has petrol sales gone up?
in some places petrol prices have gone up but in some places they have kept the same
How much is petrol prices?
At my local Tesco in south-west Sussex, England Petrol 95 is 1.14 per litre.
Why should petrol prices not be raised?
Raising petrol prices can lead to increased transportation costs, which may result in higher prices for goods and services, ultimately straining consumers' budgets. It disproportionately affects low-income households who rely on affordable fuel for commuting and essential activities, exacerbating economic inequality. Additionally, higher petrol prices can hinder economic growth by reducing consumer spending and impacting businesses that depend on transportation. Keeping petrol prices stable supports overall economic stability and accessibility.
